Posts Categorized: Old Town

Sightsee the city

Sightsee the city by Air, Land, & Sea  Sightsee San Diego by Air, land, & Sea, is the untimate San Diego city tour especially because San Diego is a coastal… Read more »

Fiesta de Reyes in Old Town San Diego is Where History Lives and the Fiesta Lasts Forever

Barra Barra Saloon at Fiesta de Reyes

Festive Old Town comes alive at this new shopping and dining attraction in historic Old Town. Shop at the Artworks Gallery for colorful San Diego paintings. Sample San Diego’s best… Read more »

Old Town Mexican Cafe Has the Best Carnitas

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Old Town Mexican Cafe and Cantina, 2489 San Diego Ave., Old Town (619-297-4330) [oldtownmexcafe.com]. Open Daily 8  a.m. – 9 p.m. for breakfast, lunch and dinner ($10–$20). Happy Hour Daily… Read more »

Free Admission to Historic Mormon Battalion

The Mormon Battalion Historic Site is located in Old Town, at the corner of Harney and Juan Streets. Walk in the steps of The 500 men Mormon Battalion, Army of the West, as they left Winter Quarters, Iowa, and began their infantry march from Fort Leavenworth to the California Pueblo of San Diego. They are open daily from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., there are also guided tours and admission is free.

San Diego’s Cosmopolitan Hotel & Restaurant in Old Town Offers Superb Dining in a Historic Setting

Soon after Juan Bandini built his thatch-roofed adobe family home, 1827–29, it became the social center of San Diego. Bandini himself was often seen waltzing gracefully and elegantly across the… Read more »

Fred’s Mexican Cafe is a Popular San Diego Mexican Cuisine With 3 Locations

At Fred’s, you’ll not only get the best tasting Mexican cuisine, but it’s also a great place to have fun, fun, fun. Their dining room incorporates funny themes like the… Read more »

Cygnet Theatre in Old Town Is Award-Winning

As the new proprietor of the Old Town Theatre in the Old Town San Diego State Historic Park, The Cygnet Theatre Company has lofty ambitions to ensure that you will have an exciting theatre-going experience. Their renovation of this beautiful theatre includes larger ADA-compliant restrooms, new carpeting and seats, state-of-the-art lighting and sound systems and a provision for general operating reserves for our transition to a larger, two-venue company.

The San Diego County Sheriff’s Museum Features Fun and Fascinating Interactive Exhibits

Admission is free, plus if you mention their ad in the SAN DIEGAN and print this review, you’ll receive a free gift. Here you’ll find the The William B. Kolender San Diego County Sheriff’s Museum and Educational Center. The best part about this museum are the interactive exhibits. You can listen to live police calls, hop on a sheriff ’s motorcycle and turn on the sirens and lights.

Casa Guadalajara Mexican Restaurant in Old Town San Diego Has Won Many Awards for best Mexican Restaurant

Casa Guadalajara

  Casa Guadalajara Mexican Restaurant (31) has won the Gold Medallion Award for the Best Mexican Dinner House, many times and for good reason. For great San Diego Restaurants, it’s… Read more »

Harney Sushi in Old Town is a Trendy Restaurant with great Catering

From the moment you walk into this trendy Japanese restaurant, you’ll see what makes Harney Sushi so unique. The stylish decor and DJ playing hip music make this the perfect… Read more »

El Indio Mexican Food & Tortilla Factory Since 1948

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El Indio Mexican Restaurant is World Famous Yes, it’s true El Indio Mexican Food & Tortilla Factory Since 1948 is the repeat winner of the California Restaurant Association’s Gold Medallion… Read more »

Rubicon Deli’s Claim to Fame is Their Daily Baked Bread & Burgers & Sandwiches

Rubicon Deli  with 2 locations to serve you:3715 India St; 4130 La Jolla Villiage Dr. Both locations are open  10 am –7:30 p.m. ($10–$20). Credit cards: DISC, MC, VISA. Rubicon… Read more »